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The Detroit News endorsed Republican Mike Rogers for the U.S. Senate, criticizing Democrat Abdul El-Sayed for deleting past social media posts and videos. The newspaper argues this opacity undermines trust, while praising Rogers' extensive legislative and cybersecurity experience.
The Detroit News announced that starting January 18, 2026, it will resume a Sunday print edition after more than three decades, alongside website and app upgrades, as part of its transition to independent operation and to enhance content delivery for both print and digital audiences.
The Detroit News offers various subscription plans including digital-only, annual, and combined print and digital options, with introductory discounts such as $1 for the first month and over 6 months free with an annual subscription.
The Detroit News offers various subscription plans including digital-only, digital plus print, with introductory discounts, allowing subscribers to choose and cancel anytime.
The Detroit News offers various subscription plans including digital-only, digital plus print, with introductory discounts, allowing subscribers to choose and cancel anytime.
The Detroit News is offering various subscription plans, including an Essential Digital package with unlimited access to their website and apps, and a digital replica of the newspaper. This package is available for $45 per year, with an option to add a user for free. Additionally, print delivery options start as low as $1.00, with no commitment required. For assistance or to subscribe, customers can call 1-800-395-3300 using offer code W-FV.
Detroit News photographers captured stunning images of the solar eclipse, showcasing the celestial event through their lenses. The photographs offer a unique perspective on the astronomical phenomenon, highlighting the beauty and wonder of the solar eclipse.
Funeral arrangements have been announced for Jerry Green, the iconic Detroit News sports writer who died at the age of 94. Visitation and services will be held at A.J. Desmond & Sons Funeral Home in Troy. Green began his journalism career in 1952 and covered every Super Bowl until this year. He is survived by his daughter, son-in-law, and granddaughters.
Jerry Green, the only sportswriter to cover the first 56 Super Bowls, has died at the age of 94. He was a long-time sports columnist for the Detroit News and was believed to have been the last active sportswriter who covered the Lions' last NFL championship in 1957. Green received the Pro Football Hall of Fame's award in 2005 for his distinguished reporting on pro football.
Jerry Green, a legendary sportswriter in Michigan, who was the only reporter to cover each of the first 56 Super Bowls, died at the age of 94. Green joined The Detroit News in 1963 and was the Lions beat writer from 1965-72, at which point he shifted to a columnist role he kept until his official retirement in 2004. He kept writing occasionally for The News, including week-long coverage of the Super Bowl through 2020. Green believed he was the only writer who covered championships for all four major professional teams in Detroit: the Lions, Tigers, Red Wings and Pistons.